Jun 14, 2025; Washington, DC, USA; U.S. Army Apache helicopters fly near the Washington Monument during a celebration marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army in Washington, D.C., on June 14, 2025. Mandatory Credit: Jack Gruber-USA TODAY
(New York, NY) – Protests and a military parade went down this weekend and a sitting US Senator made quite the show after being detained at a DHS briefing. WABC News Director James Flippin breaks down the biggest stories of the week
Weekday host of the WABC news hour, Noam Laden, goes over the results from the New Jersey primaries and how businesses on the shore are dealing with the poor weather recently
Out on Long Island, one school is giving up its fight against the New York State Native American mascot ban. Founder of The Loud Majority, Kevin Smith, talks about the implications of the ban
This week saw an escalation of tensions between Israel and Iran. WABC’s Joe Connolly breaks down the economic impact and other big financial stories like a special program for Ford employees.
Finally, in entertainment news, R. Kelly’s legal team is seeking a presidential pardon. Also, two music legends were lost with the passing of Sly Stone and Brian Wilson. WABC’s Lisa G covers both issues along with new Grammy categories
To hear the full show where these were featured, tune into the 5AM News Hour Weekend Edition, or download the show anytime as a podcast.
